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Gehl, Paul F. “Mid-Century Opportunism In The Book Market: Newberry Librarians In Europe”. Library & Information History 40, no. 1. Library & Information History (2024): 27-45.

Donovan, James. “ More Than Censorship: The Harm Of Libricide”. Libraries: Culture, History & Society 8, no. 1. Libraries: Culture, History & Society (2024): 1-21.

Springer, Jr., Paul. “Nashville's First Public Historian: Jessie Carney Smith At Fisk University”. History. History. Middle Tennessee State University, 2024.

Ridley, Michael. “Prototyping Expert Systems In Reference Services (1980–2000): Experimentation, Success, Disillusionment, And Legacy”. Library & Information History 40, no. 1. Library & Information History (2024): 46-67.

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Helton, Laura E. Scattered And Fugitive Things: How Black Collectors Created Archives And Remade History. Black Lives In The Diaspora : Past / Present / Future. Black Lives In The Diaspora : Past / Present / Future. New York, NY: Columbia University Press, 2024.

Zepeda Cortés, María Barbara. “Wandering Books In The Global Enlightenment: The Life Of An Eighteenth-Century Library That Crisscrossed The Atlantic”. Atlantic Studies 21, no. 1. Atlantic Studies (2024): 163-191.

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